Exit discussions are in 2016 again on the agenda

Written by Patrick Hussy | 28 December 2015
Posted in sentix Euro Break-up Index News

The risk of a breakup of the Eurozone had calmed down until the autumn, in parallel pulled the refugee crisis the full attention of the public. But the “exit-issue” comes in 2016 again on the Agenda: The sentix Euro Break-up In-dex (EBI) rises to 14 points in December. This is the second increase in a row. The perception of investors is changing and more countries will be increasingly traded as an exit candidate.

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The “Fixit” lines up for the “Exit” ensemble

Written by Julien Mueller | 30 November 2015
Posted in sentix Euro Break-up Index News

The sentix Euro Break-up Index (EBI) increases slightly in November. Following months of significant easing, the latest survey shows that 11.7% of respondents consider a break-up of the Eurozone within the next six months as likely. The list of mentioned “exit” candidates reaches an alarming level. Prospects of a possible Finnish referendum brings a “Fixit” into play.

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Eurozone continues to stabilise

Written by Julien Mueller | 26 October 2015
Posted in sentix Euro Break-up Index News

In October, the sentix Euro Break-up Index (EBI) continues to decline to 11.3%, marking the lowest reading for 2015. Despite facing a tough challenge due to Europe’s influx of migrants, the Eurozone’s stability is currently not being retested.

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Rally is set to continue for Greek government bonds

Written by Julien Mueller | 28 September 2015
Posted in sentix Euro Break-up Index News

For the third time in a row the sentix Euro Break-up Index (EBI) falls and stands now at 15.4% after 17.2%. The development is routed in – especially institutional – investors’ perception about Greece. This signals further opportunities for Greek government bonds.

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Euro Break-up Index signals chances for Greek government bonds

Written by Sebastian Wanke | 31 August 2015
Posted in sentix Euro Break-up Index News

The sentix Euro Break-up Index (EBI) falls from 26.5% to 17.2% in August, its lowest reading since November last year. The development is driven by the fact that an increasing number of investors do not expect a “Grexit” anymore. This makes Greek government an opportunity.

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